Alina Gozin’a’s transdisciplinary practice has earned international recognition and she holds a distinctive place in Australia’s cultural landscape as an artist, Cannes Lions-nominated director, award-winning photographer, and Creative Intelligence thought leader. She serves as an industry advisory board member at TD School at the University of Technology Sydney.

The Art of Seeing by Alina Gozin’a is a transformative, high-impact corporate training program that positions creative mindset and creative intelligence as critical capabilities for driving innovation, accelerating business performance, and leading meaningful culture transformation.

Alina is on a mission to reshape the way organisations and societies think by embedding creativity and creative intelligence into the cultural fabric of business, education, and community.

Alina Gozin’a, a renowned photographer & artist, who left a corporate career in banking & finance at PwC, to become a leading global creative. She’s lived and worked in Odessa, Berlin, LA & New York and now calls Sydney home; she is known for creating some of the most iconic AFR Magazine covers of notable figures like Scott Farquhar, Frank Lowy, Andrew Forrest, Anthony Pratt, Kevin Rudd, Judith Neilson, Canva's co-founders Melanie Perkins & Cliff Obrecht; and Oscar winners Alicia Vikander and Emile Sherman, to mention a few. Her artwork has been in solo exhibitions nationally and internationally. Alina’s new solo exhibition, Sydney Love Stories, opens in May 2024.

Her passion for storytelling led her to pursue a postgraduate degree in Media Arts and Production at UTS. She went on to become a Cannes Lions nominated, award-winning creative, harnessing the innovative powers of photography, film, and art to tell stories for global corporations and her art.

She has executed brand and visual transformation campaigns for global organisations such as HBO (NYC and LA), Tribeca Film (NYC), Stan, Grey (NYC), Madame Figaro (FRANCE/NYC), Forbes, AFR Magazine, Harper’s Bazaar, Marie Claire, GQ, SMH, Good Weekend Magazine, Universal Music, Sony Pictures, Sony Music, Warner Bros (NYC), BMF, ABC, SBS, Channel 9, Westfield NYC, Scentre Group, QIC, Lend Lease, Mirvac, Walker Corp, Charter Hall, Dexus Property Group, Cbus Property to mention a few.

Alina’s business acumen, along with her creative approach, uniquely positions her to bridge the gap between art, technology, and commerce, leading an applied and inspiring conversation on Creative Intelligence.

Alina is a reputed creative and speaker. While her work features in magazines around the world, she is increasingly sought for her stories inspiring creativity. She been interviewed on ABC Breakfast News, numerous radio stations and podcasts. She has also featured AFR magazine and AFR newspaper, SMH, and in other media. More recently, Alina has extended her work into education where she has been invited to talk and run workshops about Creative Intelligence. In 2022, she was part of the TEDxSydney exploring the topic of Hybrid Work, The Belonging Imperative. She is a founder of The Art of Seeing and she’s conducted Creative Intelligence training sessions for PwC, Mastercard, Deloitte, Oracle, G100, Charter Hall, UTS and many other organisations.

As an educator and cultural leader, Alina shines a light on the creative process through her learnings on photoshoots of high-profile personalities as well as those living on the fringe of society. Her foundational message resonates across audiences as she champions the often unseen role of intent, trust, vulnerability and building of intuitive confidence.

Alina is committed to her work with community organisations that focus on helping underprivileged youth: Art Start in NY, I-Manifest and MMAD in partnership with Universal Music in Sydney. She has also done work with R U OK and The Royal Hospital for Women Foundation.

In December 2023, Alina was appointed as an Industry Advisory Board Member atUTS - TD SCHOOL (Transdiciplinary Innovation).